Lead Oncology Pharmacist - Home Infusion Programs

Openkrill; United States; Hybrid; USD 180,000 - 230,000; Full time

Job summary

Leap seeks a Lead Oncology Pharmacist to own the oncology clinical model, oversee case-level care, and build compliant pathways for home infusion or ambulatory centers. You will partner with care teams, ensure safety and efficacy, and drive program development with minimal supervision.

You will collaborate with clinicians, manufacturers, and clients to translate guidelines into operational workflows and to expand the oncology program across care settings.

Qualifications

• PharmD, active U.S. pharmacist license, and BCOP certification.
• Completion of a PGY2 oncology residency or at least three years of oncology practice experience.
• Substantial direct clinical experience in an oncology infusion center, inpatient oncology, home infusion, or oncology specialty pharmacy with direct patient-care responsibilities.
• Strong clinical judgment and the ability to communicate clinical reasoning credibly to oncologists.
• Experience building clinical programs, protocols, or care pathways and translating them into operational workflows.
• Ability to work independently and build a program where the clinical and operational playbook is still developing.

Responsibilities

• Own and evolve Leaps oncology clinical model, including patient eligibility, therapy-specific guardrails, lab and treatment-clearance requirements, monitoring, and escalation standards.
• Evaluate oncology therapies for Leaps Specialty Drug List and define appropriate patients, regimens, and administration settings.
• Maintain alignment with applicable clinical guidelines, professional standards, and FDA labeling.
• Review every oncology case before initiation and reassess as treatment or clinical status changes, considering regimen, prior tolerance, labs, monitoring needs, and patient-specific risks.
• Serve as the oncology clinical escalation point for Care Guides, nurses, and pharmacy partners, coordinating with the treating team when clarification or additional safeguards are needed.
• Define symptom surveillance and adverse-event escalation pathways, including delayed immune-related reactions, and use safety findings to improve care.
• Lead clinician-to-clinician discussions with oncologists and cancer centers, including complex cases and site-of-care appropriateness.
• Develop provider-facing clinical materials and education that build confidence in Leaps oncology model.
• Build relationships with priority oncology practices and clinical champions.
• Define nursing competencies, administration requirements, documentation standards, and provider communication expectations for Clinical Operations and Network partners to operationalize.
• Translate case-level learnings into improved protocols, workflows, Care Guide standards, and program design.
• Use case experience, provider feedback, and quality measures to refine the program and guide expansion.
• Represent Leap clinically with pharmacy partners, manufacturers, clients, and other external stakeholders.

Skills

Clinical judgment

Oncology infusion experience

Independent work

Program development

Education

PharmD

BCOP certification

Job description

Leap seeks a Lead Oncology Pharmacist to own the oncology clinical model, oversee case-level care, and build compliant pathways for home infusion or ambulatory centers. You will partner with care teams, ensure safety and efficacy, and drive program development with minimal supervision.

You will collaborate with clinicians, manufacturers, and clients to translate guidelines into operational workflows and to expand the oncology program across care settings.